The Ends of Earth Keyblade - TRON LEGACY CrossoverWooo! Surprise! Well, it's not really a surprise. I'm sure you could have guessed why I was making Terra's legendary keyblade.

It took a long time to take these pictures. Putting on the costume, adjusting camera/lighting settings, making the damn keyblade, repainting my entire costume, THE LIGHTS PERFECTLY MIRRORED ON BOTH SIDES. It was worth it though. I did it much quicker than I thought. Anyways, This isn't the last surprise, I have one more thing. more on that later.Enjoy. Your feedback is always much appreciated.

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I love it! I have to congratulation you on getting a daily deviation too!!!

Vision (3.5/5): For fan art I find it hard to see/talk about the vision behind it. However you can still tell that there are parts of both Tron Legacy and Kingdom Hearts in the work which is really good.

Originality (4.5/5): I would never have though doing a cross over of Tron Legacy and Kingdom Hearts. It's a very good idea and you did it well because the Keys look as if that's how they were designed to look originally.

Technique (4/5): The Keys are very well built, the edges are smooth, the lengths are correct and each part of the key looks just like it should. The tape has a few area where you can see the seams. It was also cool how you made a costume to go along with it. The shoes stick out but it would be hard to find very Tron like shoes.

Impact (4/5): The red color choice really pop's, but because its a cross over you probably could have chosen any color that you would have wanted. However the jagged corners on the costume really make it look futuristic.

With this setup, it seems like it'd be more appropriate that the disc could become a buckler when needed, though it still has that Tron-related problem of _defending/attacking with gear that contains your entire digital identity_. Don't they die if that breaks??

Hmm.. i'll have to look into that for that answer. I think you're correct though. It seemed like the disc always returned to the defender/attacker. Also, the physical program was destroyed and never a disc. so maybe the discs are theoretically unbreakable?

TBH you've made me realize a thing or two. Their discs do seem largely impervious, it's their bodies that are vulnerable. Thus, a shield would be a great idea. I mean, these aren't lightsabers, where guys are getting scorched and messed up just being near them, so a shield should work.

Well, I suppose they'd have to program themselves differently or something, to be a sword-and-board guy instead of frisbee golfers... and that way they'd not be throwing their damn identity around. Those things don't just come back all the time, from what I recall.

... But that's all hypothetical, anyways. Nothing's a science with that franchise.

I looked a lot into el tape. and it would have costed me $1000+ from the manufacturer :/ plus it would not look as clean with the extra needed space for wiring and battery packs. Also the moving joints would cause stress to the lights so. This is the best choice for what I wanted to achieve

Aha. I was talking more about for the keyblade, but i see your point for the suit. I was looking into some for dual disc keyblade and for a custom order like that if i can carve a hole in the handle and make a cover i can hide the battery pack there. The battery packs really are the biggest problems, and i got a much lower quote at glowhut